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# Kiosk and TV modes
## Kiosk mode
In kiosk mode (ideally, touchscreen stations), you can offer a results consultation to participants. By using the /kiosk suffix added to the G-Live base address, you will obtain a simplified version of the interface, limited to searching for competitor results.
Ideally, the G-Live web page can be run with an application such as [Android Kiosk](http://www.android-kiosk.com/) for Android, or [Kiosk Browser](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/kiosk-browser/9wzdncrdm7f1) for Windows, rather than with a browser. This trick allows, for example, to avoid accidentally closing the page during an action.
On a touch terminal without a keyboard, it may also be useful to install a virtual keyboard plugin on the browser, such as [Touch Kiosk Keyboard for Chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/touch-kiosk-keyboard/lfaiipcbbikbnfcgcmaldlacamgekmnb).
**Printout**
If a certificate template is available locally for the event, kiosk mode will display a button to print it in a runner's summary. The template can be adapted to fit a label printer.
## TV mode
The TV Screen mode is intended for projection of race rankings on a static screen.
When your race's G-Live page is loaded, select the results grid of your choice (e.g. general ranking, grouped by categories) and activate TV Screen mode from the page settings menu.
The results grid is in full-page mode and the browser itself can switch to full-screen mode.
The same menu allows you to switch the grid to auto-scroll mode, or to activate the dark display theme, which may be visually more suited to an outdoor context.
Don't forget to also play on the zoom level of the browser for a perfect adaptation to the screen size.
{% hint style="info" %}
TV mode can be loaded directly with the `/tv` suffix added to the base address:
`http://192.168.1.55:8070/tv`
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
The Wiclax G-Live menu allows you to select the race(s) concerned by the display, to adapt to the chronology of the events.
{% endhint %}
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